Thought For Today on Johnsons aid plan for India
President Johnson endorses a $500 million emergency food relief package for India, framing it as aid to the broader human family and part of the nation’s global responsibility. The quote emphasizes shared humanity beyond borders.
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India
Shouldn’t Ned Give It Back in This Fees Controversy
A concerned citizen urges City Attorney E M Payne III to disclose and return the $16 801 09 in fees and expenses from city funds arguing a potential conflict of interest. The piece calls for an itemized public accounting and a formal legal opinion on legitimacy.
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Ned) Payne III
Ned Payne
House of Delegates
Payne
Common Council
Conflict
Washington Notebook Highlights Political Gaffes And Anecdotes
Washington Notebook surveys a string of political quirks from Georgia and Alabama. It notes Callaway’s computer driven voter tip line, a Georgia resident mistaking a visitor for a living Kennedy associate, and Governor Wallace’s rebukes amid national figures. It also recalls a hunter of votes, Sisco’s last minute briefing, and a Tennessee style joke about a failed congressman.
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Bo) Callaway
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Callaway
Raleigh Register Subscription Rates Listed
Raleigh Register lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and offices in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. It shows subscription options by mail for daily and Sunday delivery including annual and half year rates for daily and daily plus, with prices ranging from eighteen to twenty one dollars and fifty cents.
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Hinton
National
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
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Queen of the Show at Raleigh Flower Show
Read of the Woman's Club Flower Show featuring Mrs. E. B. Hawkins' asters and petunias arranged in a large shell and a miniature shell. The Raleigh City Council to decide if Patrolman William T. Roberts and Millard E. Tyree will attend FBI retraining in Washington, D. C. the week of Oct 6.
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E. B. Hawkins
William T. Roberts
Millard E. Tyree
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Constitutional Improvement Amendment Series No 1 observed
A detailed editorial discusses an amendment proposing changes to the constitutional amending process. It weighs allowing amendments in general or special elections and mandating separate ballots, noting potential information gaps for voters and historic ballot practices. The piece previews a follow-up on Governor's Succession.
State Election Commission weighs poll watchers role
West Virginia officials study how to keep elections honest with poll watchers while current law limits access to polling places. Secretary of State Robert Bailey notes agreement on watcher's purpose but not appointment details as hearings proceed and recommendations await the governor.
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Fanny Seiler
Charleston
UPI
State Election Commission
Robert Bailey
Commission
Bailey
West Virginia
Kanawha
Random Thoughts On Newspapering By Bob Wills
The piece discusses the burdens and risks of reporting and editorial writing, noting how officials and civic groups react to criticism. It emphasizes that journalists serve the public good, must question officials, and may offend, yet must state beliefs and hold leaders accountable. A concluding prayer by Arthur Freeman follows.
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Johnny Smith
Ned Payne
Jesus Christ
Arthur Freeman
Bethlehem
Moravian Theological Seminary
War-Confused Youths Question Vietnam Policy
NEA editor Ray Cromley reports on young Americans traveling across the country who support democracy and serving their country yet doubt the Vietnam War’s conduct. They distrust Johnson's political aims, fear biased reporting, and seek a nonpartisan, truthful portrayal to sustain national resolve.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Viet Nam
Cromley
Long Beach
Calif
Johnson
State Department
Pentagon
U.S
Camp No 15745 Modern Woodmen elects officers
R E Turner deputy head counsel started Camp No 15745 of the Modern Woodmen of America with 28 members. Elected officers include J G Foster as grand counsel and L A Wood as visor, among others. Beckley reports 112 autos in town, 96 city license tags sold at 5 50 each since July 1. City drivers license now costs 2.00.
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R. E. Turner
J. G. Foster
L. A. Wood
Beckley
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